Why have many brown, and other light-skinned immigrants, been conspicuously absent from the anti-Black racism protests taking place in cities and towns around the globe?
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This is the last in our 3-part series on how the pandemic is affecting specific immigrant communities. African Canadians, it seems, face a particular challenge: a reported low current rate of infection, but worried about historical trends that suggest the worst is yet to come.
View More Part 3: Online Chatter of ‘Black Immunity’ to COVID-19 Not Based in Evidence
African authors offer rich narratives that have played a key role in shaping my thought process around relocating to a new country. From the complexities of growing up to confronting life-altering realities to the feeling of displacement that immigrants face – these stories will resonate with Canadian immigrants. Here is an introduction to three authors who tell stories of universal truths to the African diaspora.
View More Three Books by African Authors that Helped Me Feel at Home in Canada
Why did Africans in the GTA go for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals over the Conservatives and the New Democrats?
View More ‘I Just Don’t Trust the Conservatives, Period’: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. IIITo some people, Canada seems like the land of American civil rights hero Martin Luther King Jr.’s dreams. But a group of race relations activists in Ottawa contend that this belies the truth, and that…
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